Junwex New Russian Style Moscow

Junwex New Russian Style is an annual trade fair for jewelry held every spring in Moscow. As the premier spring event of the Russian jewelry industry, it brings together more than 500 exhibitors from both Russia and abroad — including established manufacturers as well as young, innovative companies.

The event is organized by the renowned media holding JUNWEX, a key player in the industry with over 25 years of experience in hosting trade fairs and supporting the Russian jewelry market. The exhibition not only showcases exquisite jewelry but also serves as a platform for forward-thinking design, technological innovations, and the promotion of emerging talent.

At the heart of the fair are the latest trends in jewelry design and exclusive new collections from Russian and international brands. Visitors can expect a diverse array of offerings: from intricately crafted rings and necklaces made of precious metals to watches, gemstones, and antique jewelry — as well as modern tools and technologies for jewelry production. Adjacent segments such as crystalware and fine porcelain are also represented.

A highlight of the fair is the nationwide competition "Days of the Leaders of the Russian Jewelry Market". Outstanding achievements and innovations are recognized in eleven categories, and award-winning pieces are entered into the Chronicle of Russian Jewelry Art of the 21st Century — a prestigious honor within the industry.

Junwex New Russian Style serves as a central meeting point for professionals across design, manufacturing, retail, and the luxury sector. At the same time, it acts as a bridge between the Russian and international jewelry scenes, reinforcing the global standing of Russia’s jewelry industry through its professional focus.

Blending tradition with innovation, the fair offers a unique platform for the future of jewelry art — a must-attend event for everyone shaping the industry.

The Junwex New Russian Style takes place annually, and therefore for the twenty-fifth time previsibly in May 2026 in Moscow.